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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Do you have any questions about becoming a professional storyteller?

  Every professional storyteller once asked this same question. Even if you are considering becoming a “just-for-fun” storyteller, you are likely filled with some anxieties, apprehensions, and lots of questions about the process. “How do I begin?” “Will folks laugh at me?” “How do I book my first gig?” “When do I charge?”

• Why read Storyteller?

  With Storyteller, there’s no mystery or suspense. It’s just an easy-drinking lager that offers the perfect backstory for your next chapter with family and friends. More by the same author. You won’t find Storyteller just anywhere. But once you pick it up, you won’t want to put it down.

• Who is considered the greatest storyteller of all time?

  William Shakespeare. The world-renowned poet, playwright and actor is undoubtedly the greatest ever storyteller of all times. His initial works were mainly historical stories and comedies, and he later gained worldwide popularity for a string of tragedies that included the ever-acclaimed Macbeth, Othello and King Lear.

• What is the storyteller by Jodi Picoult all about?

  The Storyteller is a very compelling Novel from Jodi Picoult and it’s a story about redemption and forgiveness. I had been giving Picoult Novels a wide breath over the past few years as I had felt her books were beginning to take on a pattern which I grew tired of quite quickly.

• Is Nate Silver a data geek or a storyteller?

  People often buckets storytellers with creatives, and data geeks with ... well, data geeks. Nate Silver, statistician and writer, is where those worlds intersect.